For a wedding, everything can be decorated, starting with the bride's wedding gown and ending with the lawn, present nearby the restaurant where the bride, groom and their wedding guests will celebrate their marriage.

Wedding Decorating Ideas (Photo by: hslo)

In this article, you will see several wall decorating ideas. It is suitable to place plates on tables and not very appropriate to adorn a wall with them; however, the idea that we want to present right now involves using some plates positioned on a wall of the restaurant where you will party with your guests. These plates can be used for many purposes, but especially to be offered as wedding favors (each guest will have the possibility of choosing the plate that bears his/her name), or to allow the guests to write several wisdom words for the newly formed family. Yes, you can elevate the guestbook to an art form by having your guests writing some well wishes on these plates mounted on a wall. Of course, guests will not be able to write on those plates, if you will not use a piece of paper, that will be attached to the center of every plate. You can use the plates in an unusual way on a wall, to create a sophisticated feel.

But a wall can be used for other purpose as well. For example, you can hire a photographer that will take photos at the beginning of the wedding reception (if he/she would take those photos during the wedding ceremony, it would be even better), photos that will be placed in frames on a wall of the restaurant. Guests will be happy to see their photos on a wall, just like they were featured in a museum somewhere.

If this previous idea does not suit you properly, instead of featuring pictures with your guests, you can present some photos with you and your honey, photos that will be enjoyed by everyone coming to your party. You can use portraits or instant photos from your vacations.

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Written by Monica Elena Ionescu, date Aug 24, 2012 in Wedding Decorations | no comments

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